Industrial Services

As a leading service provider to the industrial property market, Savills has diversified its operations to encompass the continued shift towards mainland China and to incorporate the industrial-office (I/O), warehousing and business parks sectors.

Our expertise

Total value of successful transactions concluded by Savills approximately HK$10 billion over the last ten years

Established an outstanding reputation within this niche segment of Hong Kong’s property market

Successfully developed a vast network of clients within the last two years, winning ourselves many big-name clients including major developers, banks and funds, both locally and globally

Extensive line of services offered from acting in the acquisition, sale, leasing of industrial properties to property management services for landlords

Substantial experience in dealing with agricultural lands, industrial estate-advisory, warehouse, godown, collective sales and change of land use advisory

Hong Kong’s prosperous logistics industry stimulates a steady demand for industrial warehouse properties and the solid returns from the sector have attracted interest from overseas funds, which have been taking up floors and blocks for long-term investment.

In the Chief Executive’s Policy Address delivered in October 2009, a package of measures was introduced to facilitate redevelopment of old industrial buildings and encourage wholesale conversion of industrial buildings. Since that announcement, Savills Industrial Department has set-up a special taskforce and been working closely with our in-house Research and Consultancy Department to assist landlords in understanding the impact of the policy on the market through professional analysis based on in-depth data mining. The team has also been attentively watching the market, identifying the best divestment moment for our clients. This is why Savills Industrial Department differs from the rest.

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Savills predicts that the property markets in Hong Kong were set to experience a subdued 2019 in the shadow of continuing interest rate hikes, a shaky stock market, dampened sentiment and uncertainty on the global macroeconomic level.